TOMIX HO-9119 HO Gauge JR 583 Series Train (JR East N1/N2) Formation Set (6 Cars)

Own a definitive piece of Japanese limited express history with the TOMIX HO-9119 JR 583 Series Train Set. This HO scale model meticulously captures the final-era appearance of the N1 and N2 formations, celebrated for their unique gray underframes and revival service across JR East lines, presented with full lighting and intricate markings.

Key Features:

• Accurately models the 6-car N1/N2 formations with their distinctive sealed front doors and gray underbody trucks.

• Pre-printed markings include "Temporary" logos and revival-era train nameplates for "Hatsukari," "Michinoku," "Hibari," and "Hitachi."

• Features illuminated headlights (warm white LED), taillights (red LED), and a white LED for the front destination display.

• Side destination indicators use separate clear window parts and include selective adhesive stickers for customization.

• Equipped with two powered cars for reliable performance on long consists and grades.

• Comes with a metal transfer sheet for applying accurate vehicle numbers.

• Includes detailed roof equipment and factory-applied side marker lights with clear lenses.

• Fitted with close-coupling TN couplers and negotiates curves down to R490 radius.

Selecting This Model:
This set is a prime offering for HO scale enthusiasts and collectors fascinated by the transitional era of Japanese rail travel. Its exceptional detail, from the livery variations to the operational lighting, makes it a standout model that honors the 583 series' final and most popular chapter of service.

Product Information:

• Product Number: HO-9119

• Product Name: HO Gauge JR 583 Series Train (JR East N1/N2) Formation Set (6 Cars)

• Scale: HO Scale (1:80)

• Gauge: 16.5mm

• Condition: Brand New

• Age Recommendation: 15+

Preserve the legacy of Japan's distinctive "day-and-night" express trains. This superbly detailed HO scale set delivers both visual authenticity and robust performance, making it a centerpiece collection for any fan of modern Japanese railway history.